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Case 1:15-cv-07433-LAP Document 1328-4 Filed 01/05/24 Page 36 of 40
Giuffre objects in that it seeks information protected by the attorney-client/work
product privilege, and any other applicable privilege stated in the General
Objections.
Ms. Giuffre objects because the term “statement” is vague and ambiguous,
unduly burdensome and overbroad. The Dershowitz case centers on issues
surrounding whether the Ms. Giuffre’s lawyers (Edwards and Cassell) had
conduct a sufficient investigation before filing a motion to join Jane Doe 3 (and
Jane Doe 4) into the CVRA case. That investigation involves not only attorney-
client materials, but also work product protections for Jane Doe | and Jane Doe 2.
The request potentially covers communications or “statements” going back eight
years, and it would involve a review of several hundreds of thousands of emails
over that time to identify “statements” made by any “witness” or “potential
witness” who might have been able to shed light on whether sex abuse had been
committed by Alan Dershowitz. The burden would be substantial and the
relevance would be essentially non-existent Whatever communications Ms.
Giuffre’s attorneys may have had as part of their (work product protected)
investigation would not shed light on whether Defendant Maxwell defames Ms.
Giuffre in attacking her as, for example, a liar.
With regard to communications to Ms. Giuffre’s attorneys, this request seeks
clearly privileged materials, because Ms. Giuffre’s attorneys represent not only
Ms. Giuffre (Jane Doe 3) in the matter, but also Jane Doe 1, Jane Doe 2, and Jane
Doe 4 in the CVRA litigation.
The CVRA has been in litigation for nearly eight years, and there have
extensive communications with the prosecutors (including communications
concerning approximately 10,000 pages of documents that were requested by
victims’ counsels and provided to Judge Marra for in camera review). It is not
clear whether the request is designed to request all of these communications as
“statements,” but if it does capture these communications going back eight year, it
would involve a review of several hundreds of thousands of emails over that time
to identify communications with the Government prosecutor. The burden would
be substantial and the relevance would be essentially non-existent. Whatever
statements Ms. Giuffre’s attorneys obtained from government prosecutors about
CVRA notifications concerning a prosecution of Epstein would not shed light on
whether Defendant Maxwell defames Ms. Giuffre in attacking her as, for
example, a liar.
The request is also vague because it is not clear precisely what “statements”
Defendant Maxwell is concerned about. There have, for example, between
communications between Ms. Giuffre’s lawyers and lawyers for Mr. Epstein and
Mr. Dershowitz connected with procedural and other aspects of these cases.
Again, the relevance of such communications seems basically non-existent to the
action. Moreover, Defendant Maxwell has a close working relationship and/or
joint defense arrangement with both Mr. Epstein and Mr. Dershowitz. In light of
the fact that Maxwell and Dershowitz have a close working relationship, it is
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